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Once We Were Great: Continuing F. Scott Fitzgerald's Story of Tom and Daisy Buchanan Through the Voice of their Daughter Pammy
Tippett, Kay
2016
Subject(s):
MLA Thesis, Literature, Literary analysis, Gatsby, Fitzgerald, American literature
Overcoming Disrupted Fairy Tales and Wasted Whiteness: Media Guidelines for Diverse Victims of Violent Crime
Lockette, Buffy
2016
Subject(s):
MLA Thesis, Media, Media bias, Crime
Social Media and Psychological Adjustment in College Students: Does Religiosity Play a Role?
Meghan, Wood
2016
Subject(s):
MS, Psychology, Religion, Social Media
Examining the Metaphorical Role of Tuberculosis in Bram Stoker's Novel
Fischer Wedgeworth, Amanda Christine
2015
Subject(s):
Stoker, Bram, 1847-1912. Dracula Auburn University at Montgomery --Dissertations. Tuberculosis in literature. Vampires in literature. Horror tales, English --History and criticism.
"There's Some Wonder in This Handkerchief": Shakespeare's use of the Handkerchief in Othello
Chapman, James Christopher
2015
Subject(s):
MLA, Shakespeare, Othello, English Literature, Theater, Literary Analysis
Middle-earth as Middle Ground between Author and Reader
Bullard, Robert
2015
Subject(s):
Tolkien, J. R. R. (John Ronald Reuel), 1892-1973. Silmarillion --Criticism and interpretation. Barthes, Roland --Criticism and interpretation. Auburn University at Montgomery --Dissertations. Middle Earth (Imaginary place) Myth in literature. Space in literature. Time in literature.
The Influence of Relationship Knowledge on Children's Evaluations of Peer Provocation
Sessions, Jessica Williams
2015
Subject(s):
MS Thesis, psychology, childhood psychology, relationships, peers, conflict, provocation
Zora Neale Hurston's "The Country in the Woman": A Pluralist Approach
Garner, Christina M.
2015
Subject(s):
MLA Thesis, Zora Neale Hurston, pluralism, literary analysis, close reading
The Influence of Virginia Woolf's Life on Writing <em>Mrs. Dalloway</em> and How She Used it as a Form of Therapy To Work Through Her Unresolved Problems
Alharbi, Manal
2015
Subject(s):
MLA Thesis, Virginia Wolf, British Literature, Modernist Literature, Mental Illness